* Marc Espie wrote on Thu, Dec 15, 2005 at 07:46:41PM CET:
>
> On OpenBSD, the ld.so path is /usr/lib, and never includes /lib. Thus,
> do not put /lib there... this is more correct, and removes some useless
> tests...
I assume that Brad's comment was about the other part of the patch
only(?). S
> >The patch is fine as a workaround for above. But regarding upstream
> >libtool, I'd rather like the fix be done in the right place, in KDEs
> >configury.
>
> It's not only KDE which barfs at it. Things get worse when you also
> have a dummy libdl (libdl functions are in libc), which - out of a
On Thu, Dec 15, 2005 at 07:46:41PM +0100, Marc Espie wrote:
> Yet another patch, this one pedantic, and mixed with the other one,
> since I don't want to bump the package twice.
>
> I've patched configure directly, since patching libtool.m4 makes things
> a bit awkward to regenerate (patch to libt
* Thorsten Glaser wrote on Thu, Dec 15, 2005 at 08:10:09PM CET:
> Ralf Wildenhues dixit:
>
> >The patch is fine as a workaround for above. But regarding upstream
> >libtool, I'd rather like the fix be done in the right place, in KDEs
> >configury.
>
> It's not only KDE which barfs at it. Things
Ralf Wildenhues dixit:
>The patch is fine as a workaround for above. But regarding upstream
>libtool, I'd rather like the fix be done in the right place, in KDEs
>configury.
It's not only KDE which barfs at it. Things get worse when you also
have a dummy libdl (libdl functions are in libc), whic
Yet another patch, this one pedantic, and mixed with the other one,
since I don't want to bump the package twice.
I've patched configure directly, since patching libtool.m4 makes things
a bit awkward to regenerate (patch to libtool.m4 attached).
On OpenBSD, the ld.so path is /usr/lib, and never i
Hi Marc,
* Marc Espie wrote on Thu, Dec 15, 2005 at 07:18:26PM CET:
> OpenBSD just has a dummy libresolv, that is used for some `legacy' programs
> that expect to link against it. It doesn't contain anything useful...
Then the kde configure should not pick it up, with AC_SEARCH_LIBS for
example.
OpenBSD just has a dummy libresolv, that is used for some `legacy' programs
that expect to link against it. It doesn't contain anything useful...
Some configure stuff (kde for instance) detects the presence of libresolv,
and tries to link against it... And of course, libtool detects that there is
